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Burning Qurans? What book would you burn as a protest or what thing?
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I would burn street lights.
They're just too bright and too many of them.
In terms of books though I would probably burn a magazine called Hello.
I came upon this magazine inadvertently this week and I was horrified. It should die a nasty death.
They're just too bright and too many of them.
In terms of books though I would probably burn a magazine called Hello.
I came upon this magazine inadvertently this week and I was horrified. It should die a nasty death.
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First suggestion : street lights
Is this the new Harry Potter?
And no-one anywhere should burn books of any description.
Me too
Wait until you see what we do on the 5th of november :eek:
It's scary isn't it?
So... so... erm... there are no words :eek:
...best way to get rid of the evidence
I've got Francis Bacon's paintings in my head and a smile on my face. I imagine the pope on fire would look much like Bacon's studies of Valezquez' pope innocent x portrait!
*chortle*
Surely you could make an exception for anything bearing the name Katie Price or Jordan?
That would be a waste of toilet paper.
Oh and the Bilble and the Koran.
And that Harry Potter sh*te.
Interestingly - I was thinking the same thing last week.
I flew back from Germany last week on a night flight - and the streetlights in the UK did seem to be considerably brighter and more widespread than in the areas of mainland europe that we flew over.
I also noticed that there seems to be an increasing number of white streetlights and floodlights (as opposed to the traditional yellow sodium lamps) - bad news for astronomers.
Wise words indeed.
HAHA...best answer so far.
Bear in mind that quote was uttered previous to the publishing of The Da Vinci Code.
But in reality burning or banning books is silly unless its incredibly evil and likely to be bad for society as a whole